PEORIA — The number of flu cases in Peoria County have almost tripled in the past two weeks, according to the Peoria City/County Health Department.
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>>The 2019 flu season is here. Peak months are December through February. Click through for some dos and don'ts from the Center for Disease Control on how to stay healthy.
>>The 2019 flu season is here. Peak months are December through February. Click through for some dos and don'ts from the Center for Disease Control on how to stay healthy.
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SCRANTON, Pa. – Even if you’re fanatical about washing your hands and do your best to avoid people with obvious symptoms, there is still a chance that you’ll come down with the flu this year. While getting the flu vaccine is still the best way to prevent getting the flu, it’s not a guarantee that you’ll stay healthy. Although it provides protection and is especially important for young children and older adults, it’s only about 60 percent…
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